Definition of Croatina. Meaning of Croatina. Synonyms of Croatina

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Meaning of Croatina from wikipedia

- Croatina is a red Italian wine grape variety that is grown primarily in the Oltrepò Pavese region of Lombardy and in the Province of Piacenza within Emilia...
- to semi-sparkling frizzante. Elsewhere in Lombardy, it is blended with Croatina and as part of a larger blend component in the red wines of Franciacorta...
- harsh tannins. In addition to the use of red wine grapes such as Barbera, Croatina, and Bonarda Piemontese, white wine grapes such Arneis and Favorita also...
- the Oltrepò Pavese also produces red wines from the Pinot nero, Barbera, Croatina, Uva Rara and Vespolina. There are some small plantings of Cabernet Sauvignon...
- of the other Italian varieties that have Bonarda as a synonym such as Croatina and Uva Rara. It also has no known relationship to Douce Noire grise an...
- Blaufränkisch Bordô Carménère Castelão Concord Corvina Veronese Criolla Grande Croatina Dolcetto Dornfelder Marufo Mencía Black Muscat Nebbiolo Negroamaro Nero...
- Blaufränkisch Bordô Carménère Castelao Concord Corvina Veronese Criolla Grande Croatina Dolcetto Dornfelder Marufo Mencía Black Muscat Nebbiolo Negroamaro Nero...
- Blaufränkisch Bordô Carménère Castelao Concord Corvina Veronese Criolla Grande Croatina Dolcetto Dornfelder Marufo Mencía Black Muscat Nebbiolo Negroamaro Nero...
- / Corvinone Italy, Veneto wine Counoise France, Rhône wine 638 (2006) Croatina Italy, Lombardia (wine) Darnekuša Croatia, Hvar Dobričić Croatia, Šolta...
- wine region of Oltrepò Pavese the grape is often blended with Barbera and Croatina. While Uva Rara's name means "rare grape" in Italian, the variety is actually...